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CIA
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF PLANS
DIRECTOR, FBI

12/04/1964
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JFK, ASSISTANCE, SUSPECT, RIDDERSTRALE, KARL-ERIK, ALBRECHT

ADOLPH JAY, ABERG, CHARLOTTE, NAME CHECK

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09/24/1997

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JFK Act 6 (1)(B)

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.1, Adolph Jay ALBRECHT, born 15 une 1926 in New y Jersey, is
an’- industrial advertising copywriter currently residing if
Stockholm, Sweden. The holder of U.S. passport No. D 294080,
issued 18 " ApETI“ 1963 at New York City, Subject served with the
United States Navy from about 1947 to 1955, on active duty for al
only two weeks, however. As of November 1963 Subject said.he
was employed by the Andersson and Lembke Advertising Agency
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2. On.29 November 1963 Subject, of his own volition,
“\wisited the American Embassy in Stockholm and asked to speak

SN with the embassy "security officer." Lie was interviewed by a
. vepresentative of thy ngeney 6) Srnjents said that a former Ste '
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% _24 September soa while drunk on 15 November 1963, prediv@ted i
2 ‘ that within two weeks President KENNEDY would be assassinated 3 :
% + while on a trip among his own people \ Following the assassination “Eh,
8 Charlotte was upset and called ALBRECHT on 27 November 1963 to

inform him of RIDDERSTRALE's statement made while he was visiting ™
Charlotte and her mother on 15 November .\ Charlotte described _ i
¢ RIDDERSTRALE as normally quiet and refined,.and one of her }
mother’s suitors. According to Subject, REDDERSTRALE,,’ “though }
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3. Through Subject, arrangements were made tor Charlotte
ABERG to be interviewed at the American ghasby on 4 December 1963.
Charlotte related substantially the same ory as did Subject, ~°
with minor contradictions. She said RIDDERSTRALE' s comments
were made about ten days before thé!’ assassination and that he up oo
had not given. a two-week deadline; he merely said, "soon."@ DEC
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o authorities. Following an interview with Syedisn police officials}
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He could not explain such an expression since he could not™
remember having said anything like it. He knew nothing
whatever beforehand about the murder of the President."

6. The files of this Agency contain no recorded identi-
fiable traces on ALBRECHT, ABERG, or RIDDERSTRALE.

7. This office would appreciate receiving any pertinen
information you ureau's files may contain on the Subj ‘lcared,
where possibte, [Zor passing to an official Swedish source, An
early reply wou be appreciated. S)

8. The information contained in paragraphs 1 through 3;

above, was given to the Legal Attache in London during early
December 1963, ,

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